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When a Synagogue Became a Sanctuary for the Dead If you’ve toured the Jewish Quarter in Budapest, you know the Great (Dohány Street) Synagogue dazzles with Moorish-style architecture and soaring arches. What most visitors don’t expect is what lies just behind it — a courtyard that doubles as a cemetery. Jewish cemeteries are traditionally and historically located outside of the city center for several reasons. Under normal circumstances, Jewish law forbids burials beside a sy

After spending 17 days traveling through Europe—mostly in Italy and France—I’ve come home with a head full of reflections, observations,...

After enjoying three private tours during my trip to Italy, I decided to try something different—a group tour. The destination? The...

Food and history an amazin pair.

Are you ready to step back in time? The United States is a treasure trove of historical destinations that offer a glimpse into the...